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Definition of feature
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Feature
(n.) The make, form, or
outward
appearance
of a
person;
the whole turn or style of the body; esp., good
appearance..
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Prominent
::
Prominent
(a.)
Hence;
Distinctly
manifest;
likely
to
attract
attention
from its size or
position;
conspicuous;
as, a
prominent
feature
of the face; a
prominent
building..
Favor
::
Favor (n.) To
resemble
in
features;
to have the
aspect
or looks of; as, the child
favors
his
father..
Selenography
::
Selenography
(n.) The
science
that
treats
of the
physical
features
of the moon; --
corresponding
to
physical
geography
in
respect
to the
earth.
Physiognomy
::
Physiognomy
(n.) The art
telling
fortunes
by
inspection
of the
features.
Gnome
::
Gnome (n.) A
dwarf;
a
goblin;
a
person
of small
stature
or
misshapen
features,
or of
strange
appearance..
Design
::
Design
(n.) To draw
preliminary
outline
or main
features
of; to
sketch
for a
pattern
or
model;
to
delineate;
to trace out; to draw.
Franklin Stove
::
Franklin
stove () A kind of open stove
introduced
by
Benjamin
Franklin,
the
peculiar
feature
of which was that a
current
of
heated
air was
directly
supplied
to the room from an air box; -- now
applied
to other
varieties
of open
stoves..
Hardfavoredness
::
Hardfavoredness
(n.)
Coarseness
of
features.
Smile
::
Smile (v. i.) To
express
amusement,
pleasure,
moderate
joy, or love and
kindness,
by the
features
of the face; to laugh
silently..
Lineament
::
Lineament
(n.) One of the
outlines,
exterior
features,
or
distinctive
marks,
of a body or
figure,
particularly
of the face;
feature;
form; mark; --
usually
in the
plural..
Hard-visaged
::
Hard-visaged
(a.) Of a harsh or stern
countenance;
hard-featured.
Speak
::
Speak (v. i.) To
convey
sentiments,
ideas,
or
intelligence
as if by
utterance;
as,
features
that speak of
self-will..
Attraction
::
Attraction
(n.) That which
attracts;
an
attractive
object
or
feature.
Deface
::
Deface
(v. t.) To
destroy
or mar the face or
external
appearance
of; to
disfigure;
to
injure,
spoil,
or mar, by
effacing
or
obliterating
important
features
or
portions
of; as, to
deface
a
monument;
to
deface
an
edifice;
to
deface
writing;
to
deface
a note, deed, or bond; to
deface
a
record..
Order
::
Order (n.) The
disposition
of a
column
and its
component
parts,
and of the
entablature
resting
upon it, in
classical
architecture;
hence (as the
column
and
entablature
are the
characteristic
features
of
classical
architecture)
a style or
manner
of
architectural
designing..
Face
::
Face (n.) Cast of
features;
expression
of
countenance;
look; air;
appearance.
Counttenance
::
Counttenance
(n.) The face; the
features.
Ionic
::
Ionic (a.)
Pertaining
to the Ionic order of
architecture,
one of the three
orders
invented
by the
Greeks,
and one of the five
recognized
by the
Italian
writers
of the
sixteenth
century.
Its
distinguishing
feature
is a
capital
with
spiral
volutes.
See
Illust.
of
Capital..
Defeature
::
Defeature
(n.)
Overthrow;
defeat.
Drawback
::
Drawback
(n.) A loss of
advantage,
or
deduction
from
profit,
value,
success,
etc.; a
discouragement
or
hindrance;
objectionable
feature..
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